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        <p>So is there any real point? Meta tags certainly aren’t the force they used to be
            when it comes to search engines, but they can still be used to convey useful
            information about the page. Even if an application doesn’t directly use a meta
            tag, someone looking at the page source itself could still benefit from such
            information. Another common value for the name attribute is “copyright,” which
            won’t be directly used by anything (such as search engines or browsers), but can
            be used to point out copyright information to a casual observer. On a large-scale
            site with multiple developers, you could also use meta tags to convey information
            about a page that means nothing to the outside world but can help internally.
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